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  • 04-01-2015
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How do Johnny and Ponyboy change in chapter 5 of the book THE OUTSIDERS?

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BashfulTrombone
BashfulTrombone BashfulTrombone
  • 05-01-2015

Well, physically, Ponyboy dyes and cuts his hair and Johnny only cuts his hair since his hair is to dark to dye. Not physically, I would have to say they or at least Ponyboy is putting it hard on himself. They are more alarmed.  They probably look at things a different way now. That's all i got sorry. :/ I hope this helps. If you have any other questions just ask. Because I loved that book! And i would love to answer more questions for you. As long as you read the book. :)

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